How to Manage License Shortages for McGraw Hill Programs
Review scenarios on how to best handle license shortages for McGraw Hill programs.
- SSO & Manual-Rostering
- Customer Support
- Direct Login & Auto-Rostering
- Middle School
- Direct Login & Manual-Rostering
- High School
- SSO & Auto-Rostering
- PreK-12
- School Administrator
- Preschool
- Elementary School
- Core
- Intervention
- Supplemental
- AP, Honors & Electives
- Literacy
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
- Health
- Visual & Performing Arts
- World Languages
- AP Biology
- AP Chemistry
- AP History & Geography
- AP Psychology
- AP Economics
- AP African American Studies
- AP Precalculus
- AP Statistics
- AP Computer Science
- AP Language and Composition
- AP Public Speaking
- AP Music Theory
- 5 Steps to a 5 - AP Test Prep
- Glencoe Health 2022
- Teen Health 2021
- Arrive Math
- Building Blocks 2024
- Building Blocks PreK 2025
- Number Worlds 2024
- SRA Reading Laboratory 2025
- SRA Reading Mastery Transformations
- Achieve3000 Literacy
- Actively Learn
- McGraw Hill Literacy Emerge!
- McGraw Hill Literacy Summit!
- McGraw Hill Literacy Soar!
- Open Court Reading 2025
- Redbird
- StudySync 2021
- ALEKS
- ALEKS Adventure
- CA Reveal Math (K-12)
- Illustrative Math
- Redbird Math
- Reveal Math (K-12)
- Texas Math
- CA Inspire Science 2020
- FL Science 2025 (K-12)
- Inspire Science 2020
- TN Science (K-12)
- TX Science 2025 (K-12)
- CA Impact 2019
- FL Social Studies 2024 (K-12)
- Impact Social Studies
- McGraw Hill Social Studies
- All Sorts 2026 (K-5)
- Asi se Dice 2024
- CTE - Health Science
- CTE - Agriculture
- CTE - Computing and Technology
- CTE - Culinary Arts
- CTE - Early Childhood Education
- CTE - Business, Marketing, and Finance
- CTE - Criminal Justice
- Glencoe Health 2014
- McGraw Hill Health 2014
- 2Inform
- Building Blocks 2015
- Connecting Math Concepts
- Number Worlds 2015
- Corrective Reading
- Early Interventions in Reading
- Spelling Mastery
- WonderWorks 2022 & 2014
- Maravillas 2020 & 2017
- OCR Foundational Skills Kit
- OCR Word Analysis Kit
- Open Court Reading 2016, 2018, 2023
- StudySync 2015 & 2017
- Wonders
- Wonders 2014
- Wonders 2023 2020 2017
- Wonders Balanced Literacy 2016
- Wonders EL 2016
- World of Wonders 2017
- Core Plus Math 2015
- Everyday Mathematics 4 (K-6)
- Glencoe Algebra 1 2014
- Glencoe Algebra 2 2014
- Glencoe Algebra 1 2018
- Glenoce Algebra 2 2018
- Glencoe Math
- Glencoe Geometry 2014
- Glencoe Geometry 2018
- Glencoe Math Course 1
- Glencoe Math Course 2
- Glencoe Math Course 3
- Glencoe Math Accelerated
- McGraw Hill My Math
- McGraw Hill My Math 2013 & 2016
- McGraw Hill My Math 2018
- Pre-Algebra 2012
- Glencoe Science
- Glencoe Science 2017
- Inspire Science 2017
- iScience 2017
- Networks
- Networks 2014 (K-5)
- Networks 2018
- Networks 2014 & 2016
- Music! Its Role
- Spotlight on Music
- Asi se Dice 2016
- Products & Licenses
- Account Management
If you do not have enough licenses for your McGraw Hill products, you will not be able to assign the content to students or teachers until you free up licenses or purchase more. This applies to both ConnectED and Open Learning content.
To free up teacher licenses, you view who is using the license from the Manage Products page in your Admin Tools. To take back teacher licenses, follow the steps in the How to Take Back Seats of Teacher Editions article.
For ConnectED student licenses, teachers must take back licenses from the students no longer using the content as admins do not have this ability. Organization Administrators can see which teachers have assigned the student content on the Manage Products page in your Admin Tools. Teachers can then take back the student licenses following the steps in the ConnectED - How to Take Back Seats of Student Editions article.
Open Learning student licenses must be returned by the teacher as well. If a teacher archives a class with students attached to the class, this is considered as removing students from the Student Edition licenses and returning them back to the available license count for that content. If teachers have an active class, they will want to make sure to remove any students that should no longer have access to the Student Edition so that it returns the license for another student to be able to be assigned to it. For steps on how a teacher removes students from a class, refer to the rostering section of the Open Learning Platform - Class Management document.
If the teacher is no longer active, contact our K-12 Technical Support team to have the student licenses returned. If you are at the end of the term or academic year, you can also fill out the Clean-Up Request Form and select Option 2 to have your district's class rosters cleared. This will remove all students and teachers from classes, and the student licenses will be returned.
If you have to purchase new licenses, contact your McGraw Hill Sales Representative. If you're not sure who to contact, see our Contact a Sales Rep page.